There is an accessible (ADA) restroom on the main floor of The Theate
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Welcome to Temple Theater
The Temple Theater is Rochester’s center for Performing Arts, Entertainment, and Community Engagement. Beautifully presented with original stained glass windows, sculpted wood details and a tiered balcony, the 98 year old theatre is perfectly suited for experiences unlike any other in the area.
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Get ready to experience music like never before at the Temple Theater! This new intimate venue, nestled in the heart of the City of Rochester next to the Liberty Pole, has become the place for us to bring some of our favorite artists back to the Rochester scene.Â
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Parking & Directions
From I-490, use the right lane to take exit 16 toward Downtown/Rochester.
Continue on to Inner Loop. Take the exit towards Downtown/St Paul/Clinton Ave.
Turn right onto St. Paul St and left onto Andrews St.
Make a final right onto Liberty Pole Way, the theater will be on the left.
50 Liberty Pole Way Rochester, NY 14604
Frequently Asked Questions
Please contact The Temple Theater (585-232-3600) with any questions.Â
Click here to download a document outlining The Theater’s Accessibility features.Â
The main entrance to the theater is street-level on Liberty Pole Way. While the theater shares a space with the Temple Building, entrances on Franklin Street and E. Main Street will be inaccessible.
Accessible (ADA) seating is located on the “floor level” or the main floor of the hall. There are several wheelchair locations, each with one companion seat. There are no stairs on the “floor level” of the hall. Please note that the Balcony is ONLY accessible via a staircase. Patrons who have accidentally purchased a ticket in the balcony and require relocation are encouraged to call The Theater at their earliest convenience. The Theater will attempt to relocate the seats but cannot guarantee availability.Â
Service dogs are welcome in The Theater. In New York State, Service Animals are defined as a dog trained to do work or perform a task(s) for a person with a disability. We suggest purchasing a ticket on an aisle for the comfort of the animal and other patrons. At this time, other companion animals are not permitted.Â
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